Sugar Stars Phlox produces striking star-like blooms marbled with icy white and rich violet-blue tones. Rather than displaying solid colors, many flowers feature intricate streaking, feathering, and pinwheel-like patterns that blend white and lavender-blue on the same bloom. The result is a cool-toned display that appears almost hand-painted, with each flower offering its own unique pattern. Compact plants become covered in blossoms, creating a shimmering carpet of blue, lavender, and white throughout the season.
 
The distinctive blooms stand out in borders, containers, cottage gardens, and mass plantings, where their unusual coloration creates visual interest from a distance and remarkable detail up close. Butterflies and other pollinators are frequent visitors, while the plants provide weeks of continuous bloom.
 
Botanical Name: Phlox drummondii
Sowing Temp: 65–75°F
Sowing Depth: Surface sow to 1/16 inch
Sprout Time: 7–21 days
Press seeds lightly into the soil and keep evenly moist during germination. Seeds benefit from light and should not be deeply covered.
Annual zones 2-10
Height: 10–14 inches
Spacing: 8–12 inches

Bloom Time: Spring through early summer
Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
 
It is native to the following states:
Texas
Louisiana 
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Arkansas
Oklahoma
 
This is for 50 seeds
 
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